Sonic Adventure (XBLA) Review It’s been awhile, Mr. Adventure, since the two of us have spent a great deal of time together. Sure, I’ve glanced at you from afar while browsing my collection of Dreamcast games but I’ve never really stopped to say ‘hello’. It’s not that things ended…
Ivy the Kiwi? (DS) by Matthew Jay It seems like reviewers are spending the whole first paragraph of their Ivy the Kiwi? review talking about Yuji Naka. The man is a legend, but seeing as you’re on our site I’ll just assume you know who he is. That being said,…
If I’m ever in a life threatening situation where I have to state one good reason for the Wii’s existence my answer may involve lightgun games. Not only are lightgun games’ natural arcade habitats dying off but older consoles’ lightguns are no longer compatible with today’s era of HD TV’s….
(Please note that due to being entirely messed around by my internet provider, also the reason why I’ve been suspiciously absent lately, this review is being finally posted from San Francisco where I’m tremendously jet-lagged. That’s right, I traveled halfway across the world and backwards in time now for this review….
In the classroom at JRPG High, Final Fantasy sits in the front row with his collar popped and sunglasses on inside, Dragon Quest is giving the teacher a nice shiny apple and waaaaay in the back by himself, reading a magazine about a Japanese computer you’ve never heard of is…
A while back we reported about a new Famiclone console that played NES, SNES, and Genesis games called the RetroN 3. I picked one up and since these bootleg consoles can be a bit of a gamble, I thought I’d let you know how it works.
First Matt Jay’s Review: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is a dangerous game to review. It’s a title that’s built to be impervious to criticism. The fanbase is already built in and anyone who was going to buy it already has. And any criticism I can hold against it will…